In the depths of China's cultural and social, Richard Kurt Kraos dives with his brilliant pen in his new book in the series "Literary Views", exploring the contract that changed China forever: China's Great Burlette Cultural Revolution. Away from the mere focus on Mao Tong, the book deepens in analyzing how elite policies in Beijing have intertwined with the dimensions of daily life, employment, and economics, pointing to its deep effects on Chinese society. Kraos is exploring the depths of how this revolution affects the global radical youth movements and reveals its role in softening the tense relations between China and the United States. This book is an invitation to readers to explore how the cultural revolution re -drafted the Chinese identity and affected global politics and culture.